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Lionessa

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31. You could always watch it after the fact at MSNBC online. Here's alink

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Thu Mar 14, 2013, 07:13 PM

Mar 2013

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Chris Hayes has been tapped to replace outgoing host Ed Schultz [View all] SoCalDem Mar 2013 OP

If they really want to improve their evening lineup The Velveteen Ocelot Mar 2013 #1

Exactly.. That's a total waste of airtime SoCalDem Mar 2013 #3

If they REALLY want to improve it they should get rid of Matthews altogether tularetom Mar 2013 #29

I heard Life Long Dem Mar 2013 #2

Will Hayes be pushed into a Schultz-type format? michigandem58 Mar 2013 #4

Probably more like Rachel's format.. SoCalDem Mar 2013 #5

Me too michigandem58 Mar 2013 #11

Hallelujah! A voice of reason on the weekend evenings! Finally MSNBC is leaning forward. The Wielding Truth Mar 2013 #6

I agree. MSNBC finally has something good on weekends. DevonRex Mar 2013 #37

Oh, that's too bad. One of the things I liked most about UP was that is was two hours Lionessa Mar 2013 #7

There are enough other shows on the nightly lineup that do "shorter" stories winter is coming Mar 2013 #20

True, but to date the evening line up pretty much just repeats the days talking points. Lionessa Mar 2013 #30

I fear MSNBC is about to find out that Lionessa Mar 2013 #8

Unless SoCalDem Mar 2013 #9

Perhaps but to fill two hours daily with the detail presented so far on his weekend shows might be Lionessa Mar 2013 #10

I must be the only liberal working class person on this thread Fawke Em Mar 2013 #12

I like Ed too.. No one does "labor" like he does.. SoCalDem Mar 2013 #13

So true Auntie Bush Mar 2013 #22

Agreed. One less voice for labor now. senseandsensibility Mar 2013 #32

Thanks y'all! Fawke Em Mar 2013 #38

Ed is my favorite of all, I'm not happy about Raine Mar 2013 #18

+100,000 Auntie Bush Mar 2013 #21

I love Big Ed. But I really do think it was his decision, made when his wife had cancer. Honeycombe8 Mar 2013 #25

I like him better, too, though I stopped watching MSNBC a few months ago after forestpath Mar 2013 #28

What Of "Up With Chris Hayes"? colsohlibgal Mar 2013 #14

Rabble-rousers usually do not last long on corporate media SoCalDem Mar 2013 #15

I'm not so sure Ed was pushed out jeff47 Mar 2013 #17

I just think that if that's what this was about (too many hours) senseandsensibility Mar 2013 #34

I doubt Ed was pushed out. His wife had cancer; he works 13 hr days; high ratings. Honeycombe8 Mar 2013 #26

I agree, I also think this was Ed's decision. Firebrand Gary Mar 2013 #35

Great for the West Coast, Up was too early! flamingdem Mar 2013 #16

You could always watch it after the fact at MSNBC online. Here's alink Lionessa Mar 2013 #31

he's one of their brightest bulbs. spanone Mar 2013 #19

Cool! Duer 157099 Mar 2013 #23

I believe it was Schultz's decision. His wife had cancer, he works 13 hrs a day... Honeycombe8 Mar 2013 #24

I agree with you, Honeycombe n/t southern_belle Mar 2013 #27

That is a great idea. Miss him on the weekends though. DirkGently Mar 2013 #33

Not the best, but far from worst DonCoquixote Mar 2013 #36

Cenk had his chance apples and oranges Mar 2013 #39

I really like Cenk, I wish MSNBC would rehire him. nt Raine Mar 2013 #40